Highest Ho nors: Grade 4: Chloe Cadorette. Grade 5: Rose-Mary Blake, William Palmer, Marielle Rue and Baylor Wilkinson. Grade 6: Avery Cadorette, Bella Ciampi and William Goodwin. Grade 7: Nicholas Hill and Julia Violette. Grade 8: Abbigail Fournier, Amelia Danehy, McKenna Picard and Alison
Violette.
High Ho nors: Grade 4: Jaylee Coleman, Matthew Gonneville, Jeffrey Lafrance, Gage Lamontagne and Erin Norbert. Grade 5: Madisyn Ayres, Simon Blake, Calvin Cantara, Elliana Durkee, Emma Paquet and Jeannette Schultz-Aboujaoude. Grade 6: Kyle Dion, Hannah Gosselin and Chloe
Harding. Grade 7, Christian Lafrance, Joshua Paquet, Liam Scott and Blake Wilkinson. Grade 8: Victoria Curro, Matthew Rousselle and Lydia Rue.
Ho nors: Grade 4: Maxwell Forcier, Isabella Hazlerig, Connor Shea, Keaton St. Pierre and Emily Troegner.
Grade 5: Caroline Mahoney, Kiley Vela and Carlos Macdonald. Grade 6: Ella Ellis-Daley, Brayden Locke and Grace Poirier. Grade 7: Paige DeGeorge, Isaac Dostal, Alexandra Dutil, Donald Mahoney and Brian Perrault. Grade 8: Jordina Coleman, Nolan Dube, Maxwell Goodwin and Chantel Smith.
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